attribute

English - Turkish

Definition of attribute in English Turkish dictionary

{f} bağlamak

{f} atfetmek

{f} dayandırmak

{i} özellik

{f} (bir nedene) bağlamak; -e yormak

{i} sıfat

{i} nitelik

Bir liderin bütün niteliklerine sahipti. - He had all the attributes of a leader.

Tanrıların tüm niteliklerinden acınacak bulduğum, onların intihar etme yeteneksizlikleridir. - Out of all the attributes of the gods, the one I find most pitiable is their inability to commit suicide.

sıfat veya benzeri

izafe etmek

(Politika, Siyaset) atıf

atfetme

(Dilbilim) niteleyici

hamletme

(Kanun) isnad etmek

(Kanun) ithaf etmek

özellik,v.bağla: n.özellik

{i} araz

{i} sıfat, nitelik, vasıf

yüklem

mahmul

{f} -e mal etmek, -e atfetmek

attribute a partner to god

eşkoşmak

attribute name

(Bilgisayar) öznitelik adı

attribute to

kondurmak

attribute type

(Bilgisayar) öznitelik türü

attribute value

(Bilgisayar) öznitelik değeri

attribute something to

öznitelik bir şey

attribute a meaning

anlam yüklemek

attribute a meaning to

anlam yüklemek

attribute importance

önem atfetmek

attribute object

Öznitelik Nesnesi

attribute value to

{i} özellik

Bu tablo Pikaso'ya atfedilmiştir. - This painting is attributed to Picasso.

Kuvvetlerin ayrılığı teorisi onun Kanunların Ruhu adlı kitabında Montesquieu'ya atfedilmiştir. - The theory of the separation of powers is attributed to Montesquieu in his book The Spirit of the Laws.

attributable

(Kanun) isnat edilebilir

attribution

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) yüklem

attribution

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) yükleme

extended attribute error

(Bilgisayar) ek öznitelik hatası

archive attribute

database attribute

veri tabanı özelliği

attributed

alakalı olmak,sebep olmak

feature, characteristic, attribute

özellik, karakteristik, öznitelik

generic attribute

{s} dayandırılabilir

{i} sıfat

{i} bağlama

{i} atfetme

{i} nitelik

{i} atıf

extended attribute

Uzatılmış Öznitelik

extended attribute file

Uzatılmış Öznitelik Dosyası

file attribute

kutuk (dosya) ozniteligi

ldap attribute name

LDAP Uzantı Adı

ldap attribute name

English - English

Definition of attribute in English English dictionary: (used with to before the object) To associate ownership or authorship with
This poem is attributed to Browning.; The applicable option selection; a variable or a value
This packet has its coherency attribute set to zero.; An item with which a method, etc. may be decorated
There are some more implementations which use C# attributes to define custom attributes specific to the AOP engine. Then the classes that need to be intercepted will be decorated with these custom attributes.; That which is predicated or affirmed of a subject; a predicate; an accident; A characteristic or quality of a thing
His finest attribute is his kindness.; A word that qualifies a noun
In the clause My jacket is more expensive than yours, My is the attribute of jacket.; {i} quality, characteristic; adjective (Grammar); {n} a property, inherent quality, mark; {v} to suppose to belong to, ascribe, impute; 1. (verb - attribute something to) regard something as belonging to or being caused by. 2. (noun) a quality or feature regarded as characteristic or inherent. 3. (noun) a material object recognized as representative of a person, status, or office; An attribute provides more information about an element such as classification level, unique reference identifiers, or formatting information; An attribute is a quality or feature that someone or something has. Cruelty is a normal attribute of human behaviour = characteristic. a quality or feature, especially one that is considered to be good or useful; A value that is associated with an element but is not part of the content of the element (that is, text or sub-elements) For example, the URL part of an anchor is an attribute; you would use an attribute to specify the alignment of an image In an HTML file, the attributes are actually located inside the element's start-tag, but when you're editing in HoTMetaL PRO, you view and edit attributes using the Edit SGML Attributes command; attribute or credit to; "We attributed this quotation to Shakespeare"; "People impute great cleverness to cats"; As applied to Web site development, an attribute is an instruction included within an HTML tag that provides details about how the tag should be rendered For example, when you include a <font> tag, you can further define your font by using attributes such as size, face, and color Once you include your attributes, your tag might look like this; Quality, etc; is an inherent characteristic of the parent object Typically, this is a data item whose value affects the operation or behavior of the object and is settable by owner of the object For example, the user may supply values for attributes of a job; Attributes augment the element on which they appear; they also provide additional information about the element Attributes appear as name-value pairs in the element's start-tag For example, to assign the value hostname to the Role attribute of SystemItem, you would use the mark up: <systemitem role="hostname">; denoted by an attributive; an attributive adjunct or adjective; {f} ascribe to; credit with; To associate ownership or authorship with; A property of an entity; for example, the color of a building, the width of a road, or the accuracy level of a database Defined subtypes of an attribute are the feature attribute, coverage attribute, database attribute, and library attribute; decide as to where something belongs in a scheme; "The biologist assigned the mushroom to the proper class"; In Entity-Relationship modeling, an identifiable characteristic of an entity For example, lastName can be an attribute of an Employee entity An attribute typically corresponds to a column in a database table See also entity; relationship; If you attribute a particular quality or feature to someone or something, you think that they have got it. People were beginning to attribute superhuman qualities to him. = ascribe; Each attribute of a relation stores a piece of information about an object Attributes are represented as columns in a table Each attribute in a relation is unique and contains atomic values The number of attributes in a relation is called the degree of the relation; A characteristic of a geographic feature described by numbers or characters, typically stored in tabular format, and linked to the feature For example, attributes of a well, represented by a point on the map, might include depth, pump type, location and gallons-per-minute; n (of a character) a program-visible aspect of the character The only standardized attribute of a character is its code_2, but implementations are permitted to have additional implementation-defined attributes See section Character Attributes {"An implementation that support fonts might make font information an attribute of a character, while others might represent font information separately from characters "}; an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity; A numeric, text, or image data field in a relational data base table that describes a spatial feature such as a point, line, node, area or cell 2 A characteristic of a geographic feature described by numbers or characters,typically stored in tabular format, and linked to the feature by an identifier For example, attributes of a well (represented by a point) might include depth, pump type, location, and gallons per minute 6; NCL: A singly-dimensioned datum of any type that is assigned to a variable using the ' @ ' operator An attribute of a variable contains descriptive information about the variable; A trait or characteristic of a feature on a map For example, attributes of a county may include its area, perimeter, name, total population, etc Attributes can be viewed through the attribute table such as within a shapefile; A conventional symbol of office, character, or identity, added to any particular figure; as, a club is the attribute of Hercules; An attributte makes available extra information regarding the element on which it appears The attributes always appear as a name-value pair on the initialization pointers Example of an attribute is id="identification", which gives the attribute id the value identification; To ascribe; to consider (something) as due or appropriate (to); to refer, as an effect to a cause; to impute; to assign; to consider as belonging (to); An attribute is a parameter to an element declared in the DTD An attribute's type and value range, including a possible default value, are defined in the DTD; 1 A characteristic trait, quality or property of a geographic feature described by numbers, characters, images and CAD drawings; typically stored in tabular format and linked to the feature by a user-assigned identifier (e g , the attributes of a well might include depth and gallons per minute) 2 A column in a database table 3 Non-graphic information associated with a point, line, or area element in a GIS; One attributte makes available extra information regarding the element on which it appears The attributes always appear as a name-value pair on the initialization pointers Example of an attribute is id="identification", which gives to the attribute id the value identification; A quantity describing an instance An attribute has a domain defined by the attribute type, which denotes the values that can be taken by an attribute The following domain types are common; Characteristics of a computer file Attributes can be changed by using Explorer or My Computer in Windows95/98/NT Click File, then Properties Attributes include Read Only, Hidden, and Archive; The second element is a string which will be typeset in the same way as attribute names within feature structures, e g [/attribute (synsem)]; If you attribute something to an event or situation, you think that it was caused by that event or situation. Women tend to attribute their success to external causes such as luck. = ascribe; That which is attributed; a quality which is considered as belonging to, or inherent in, a person or thing; an essential or necessary property or characteristic; If a piece of writing, a work of art, or a remark is attributed to someone, people say that they wrote it, created it, or said it. This, and the remaining frescoes, are not attributed to Giotto; a construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished; "self-confidence is not an endearing property"; (1) A characteristic that identifies and describes a managed object The characteristic can be determined, and possibly changed, through operations on the managed object (2) Information within a managed object that is visible at the object boundary An attribute has a type, which indicates the range of information given by the attribute, and a value, which is within that range; A descriptor applied to a search term that specifies how the term is to be treated when used for searching a target database (eg personal name or corporate name) Attributes are collected into sets and registered by the Z39 50 Maintenance Agency BIB-1 was originally the only attribute set (designed specifically for searching databases of bibliographic records), but there are now also others; Reputation; A characteristic of an entity [WD15782] Information, excluding the public key, key identities and algorithm identifier, which is provided by the entity or the CA and certified by the CA in an Attribute Certificate Examples include the CA's liability limitations and binding information [x930: 3][x957] (see also entity) (includes Attribute Authority, attribute certificate); a feature or characteristic or property of something - as opposed to the thing or substance having the attribute, in which the attribute inheres
attribute something to: Regard something as belonging to or being caused by
attribute chart: (Ticaret) Results of quality tests that charts the percent and number of products or quality characteristics that do not conform to specification
attribute data: Data that relate to a specific, precisely defined location The data are often statistical but may be text, images or multi-media These are linked in the GIS to spatial data that define the location
attribute data: Attributes data are qualitative data that can be counted for recording and analysis Examples include the presence or absence of a required label, the installation of all required fasteners Attributes data are not acceptable for production part submissions unless variables data cannot be obtained The control charts based on attribute data are percent chart, number of affected units chart, count chart, count-per-unit chart, quality score chart, and demerit chart
attribute data: Can assume a qualitative value, such as blue, premium, defective See variable data
attribute data: Data coming from essentially yes/no, pass/fail tests of whether the samples conform to specifications These may be used with weighting schemes
attribute data: Data that describe the characteristics of spatial features
attribute data: go/no-go information The control charts based on attribute data include percent chart, number of affected units chart, count chart, count-per-unit chart, quality score chart, and demerit chart
attribute data: Non-dimensional data which provides additional descriptive information about multidimensional data, for example a class or feature such as a bridge or a road
attribute to: ascribe to, consider as belonging to, associate with
attributable: Allowed to be attributed
attribution: An explicit or formal acknowledgment of ownership or authorship
The attribution of the quote is widely regarded as dubious.
to attribute: impute
attributable: {a} that may be ascribed, imputable
attribution: {n} the act of ascribing, qualities ascribed
archive attribute: quality of an archive, marking of a file in a DOS environment which indicates that it has been changed since the last backup
attributable: capable of being attributed
attributable: {s} assignable, chargeable, imputable
attributable: capable of being attributed; "the collapse of the movement was attributable to a lack of morale"; "an idea attributable to a Russian
attributable: capable of being attributed; "the collapse of the movement was attributable to a lack of morale"; "an idea attributable to a Russian"
attributable: If something is attributable to an event, situation, or person, it is likely that it was caused by that event, situation or person. 10,000 deaths a year from chronic lung disease are attributable to smoking. likely to have been caused by something attributable to
attributable: Capable of being attributed; ascribable; imputable
attributed: past of attribute
attributes: plural of attribute
attributes: The data encapsulated by an object The only data which should be declared as part of an object's attributes is the data required to describe the object's state at any particular time For example, the attributes of a circle are its radius and the coordinates of its center The actual code for implementing circle objects might require other data items for calculations, but these would not be considered part of the attributes for that object
attributes: Attributes provide extra information about elements For example, in the markup <img src="example gif"> 'img' is the name of the element and 'src' is the name of an attribute of the element
attributes: Attributes are the stylistic properties of an object Attributes of text include size, case, boldness Attributes of graphics include line thickness, fill colour and line colour A set of attributes applied to an object is called a style
attributes: Slot names associated with Hyperbole buttons An attribute value is associated with each button attribute
attributes: A descriptor, values of which are generally associated with individual entities of a specific type
attributes: Individual components of the attributes object Attributes specify detailed properties about the objects to be created See also attributes object
attributes: Listing attributes of concepts
attributes: The title of "Saint" will not be used when referring to someone in their status as author: Jerome, and not St Jerome (although the qualification of St will occur in iconography, where the medieval intent was indeed to emphasize him qua saint) Other appellations will also be omitted whenever possible: Hugh of Cluny is equally as understandable as and preferable to Hugh, abbot of Cluny On the other hand, when an author is only known with a title as part of his name, the title will be used: Sir Philip Sidney Other attributes may be included if normal/desired, in English when feasible: Philip the Good of Burgundy; Lorenzo il Magnifico de' Medici
attributes: A set of data that can be attached to both jobs and tasks to help describe and identify their purpose and contents Attributes are stored in an AttributeMap as name-value pairs
attributes: “Strikethrough” (i e , do not just erase) any attributes that are no longer required For our entry purposes, it is only necessary to enter the actual component; we can fill in the rest
attributes: The elements that make up a coin's grade The main ones are marks (hairlines for Proofs), luster, strike, and eye appeal
attributes: third-person singular of attribute
attributes: Attributes, also called feature codes or classification attributes, are used to describe map information represented by a node, line, or area For example, an attribute code for an area might identify it to be a lake or swamp; an attribute code for a line might identify a road, railroad, stream, or shoreline
attributes: Describes an aspect of an HTML tag that is modified with a value Autoresponder (or Infobot): A type of email account that automatically responds to requests for information with a prewritten message (See also, smart autoresponder ) Bandwidth: How much data you can send through a connection Usually measured in kilobits per second (Kbps) or kilobytes per second (Kbps) Baud (or kbps): A measurement of how fast data flows through your modem
attributes: Questionnaire items used to measure performance and actual importance When sorted into groups based on the consistency of response, these attributes then become part of a potential value drive (factor)
attributes: An attribute is a name-datatype-value tuple associated with a variable or dataset Attributes are stored in the DAS response, which supports nesting of attribute containers Containers whose names match those of variables defined in the DDS hold attributes for those variables All other containers hold attributes that pertain to the entire dataset
attributes: Archaeologists tend to classify or type artifacts and features This is done by looking at attributes Attributes are the smallest unit of analysis An attribute is a characteristic such as color or a measurement of length or width
attributes: Characteristics that modify the result of a tag For example, the WIDTH attribute used with the horizontal rule tag (HR) changes the normal width of full screen to the percentage identified with the WIDTH attribute
attributes: A technique for describing access to and properties of files and directories within a filing system For NetWare files, attributes include Read, Write, Create, Delete and Execute Only (prevents files from being deleted or copied) For NetWare directories, attributes include Read, Write, Create, Execute and Hidden (hides information about the directory from file listings, preventing unauthorized access, deletion or copying)
attributes: An attribute is a property of an instance that may be used to determine its classification For example, when classifying objects into different types in a robotic vision task, the size and shape of an instance may be appropriate attributes Determining useful attributes that can be reasonably calculated may be a difficult job - for example, what attributes of an arbitrary chess end-game position would you use to decide who can win the game? This particular attribute selection problem has been solved, but with considerable effort and difficulty Attributes are sometimes also called features
attributes: Attributes are data fields that represent some property of the containing object that is shared by all instances of the object's class Attributes normally have names (e g , "Address") and Types (e g , "String" or "Boolean") An example of this would be the "Address" of a "User " Related Links PDL Attribute Types the section called Model and Object Type in Chapter 2 See Also: Property
attributes: Extra defining elements used with HTML tags For example using horizontal rule <hr> tag, size of rule can be defined the size attribute e g <hr size=36>
attributes: Additional portions of code found within opening tags that modify the action of the tag Attributes can be required and must be included or optional and may be omitted
attributes: associated descriptive attribute data
attributes: Information describing a software object's characteristics For example, product attributes include revision number, tag (name), and contents (list of filesets) Fileset attributes include tag, revision, kernel, and reboot File attributes include mode, owner, and group An essential part of the Product Specification File, attributes include such information as the product's short name or tag, a one-line, full-name title or a one-paragraph description of the object Other attributes include a multi-paragraph README file, a copyright information statement and others
attributes: In a database record, the name or structure of a field The size of a field or the type of information it contains would also be attributes of a database record In markup languages such as Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) and HTML, a name-value pair within a tagged element that modifies certain features of that element
attributing: Present participle of to attribute
attribution: As used in this lesson, the belief about the cause of or factors contributing to academic success or failure; a student can be taught to attribute success in reading to a combination of personal effort, ability and strategy use
attribution: Gerund form of attribute; an explicit or formal acknowledgment of ownership or authorship
attribution: the variety of a coin according to specialized reference works
attribution: The causal link of one thing to another; e g the extent to which observed (or expected to be observed) changes can be linked to a specific intervention in view of the effects of other interventions or confounding factors
attribution: The process of trying to explain why things happenthat is, attribute them to some cause (p 630)
attribution: An opinion of an objects age, origin and authorship Seldom is an attribution without inherent doubt and therefore is noted as such If a piece of furniture is attributed to, lets say, Chippendale it is usually referred to as "attributed to Chippendale", if it is signed it is refered to as "by Chippendale", and if it is made in the Chippendale manner it is a "Chippendale style" piece
attribution: The identification and classification of a numismatic item by a characteristic such as date, period, composition, issuing mint, denomination, etc
attribution: The assignment of meaning to people's behavior (See 51)
attribution: The identification of a syngraphic item by characte-ristics such issuing authority, date or period, printer, denomination, paper, watermark and by standard reference
attribution: the designation of a coin's variety according to standard reference books
attribution: assigning some quality or character to a person or thing; "the attribution of language to birds"; "the ascription to me of honors I had not earned"
attribution: assigning to a cause or source; "the attribution of lighting to an expression of God's wrath"; "he questioned the attribution of the painting to Picasso"
attribution: The process of associating the identity of a borrower with his or her signature
attribution: {i} reference; quality, trait
attribution: Attribution is the concept of treating a person as owning an interest in a business that is not actually owned by that person
attribution: the causal link of one thing to another (see also EC Attribution)
attribution: The process of assigning a coin to a certain country, era, or ruler; or even to a particular year of issue Most coins can be attributed without difficulty, either on sight or with the help of one of the standard reference guides
attribution: Constructive ownership - where the tax law assigns to one taxpayer the ownership interest of another taxpayer
attribution: assigning some quality or character to a person or thing; "the attribution of language to birds"; "the ascription to me of honors I had not earned
attribution: The causal link between observed (or expected) changes and a specific intervention in view of the effects of other interventions or confounding factors With regard to attribution for the achievement of outcomes, ADRs aim to demonstrate a credible linkage between UNDP's outputs and efforts in partnership with others and the development results (outcome)
attribution: The process by which causes or motives are assigned to explain peoples' behavior [3]
attribution: The process by which causes or motives are assigned to explain peoples' behavior
attribution: The act of attributing or ascribing, as a quality, character, or function, to a thing or person, an effect to a cause
attribution: An idea or belief about the etiology of a certain behavior
attribution: In the context of climate change, this is the linking of observed global warming during the 20th century to the enhanced greenhouse effect This is achieved by comparing observed changes in temperature with those predicted to occur by computer modelling See also detection
attribution: ► indicates who the author or originator is of a particular idea, set of words, or work Attribution in a paper usually includes citing the source of an idea or text at the point it is used in the paper and then tying it to a detailed citation in a footnote on the same page or endnotes or bibliography at the end of the paper
attribution: a mental explanation pointing to the cause or causes of a person's behavior, including the behavior of the person making the attribution
attribution: That which is ascribed or attributed
attribution: A process that (1) uses State-reported motor fuel tax revenue data, estimates missing data, and adjusts the data as required to determine on-highway use of motor fuels within each State; (2) uses this determination to find the proportion of each State's usage in comparison to all other States; and (3) attributes the Federal Highway Trust Fund receipts to highway users in each State
attribution: See: Detection and attribution
file attribute: code which indicates the properties of a file